Reconstructive Sentence Examples

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  • The reconstructive work necessary after the ravages of the war was enormous.

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  • To this act Great Britain replied by various penal regulations and reconstructive acts of government.

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  • This is only one of many cases where the investigations of the archaeologist have proved not iconoclastic but reconstructive, tending to restore confidence in classical traditions which the scientific historians of the age of Niebuhr and George Cornewall Lewis regarded with scepticism.

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  • We have seen that the general trend of Oriental archaeology has been reconstructive rather than iconoclastic. Equally true Archae- is this of recent classical archaeology.

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  • The Revolution, according to him, meant the sweeping away of effete beliefs and institutions, but implied also the necessity of a reconstructive process.

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  • You don't have to go through the surgery and recovery of reconstructive breast surgery.

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  • But with the receptivity of a great eclectic he combined the reconstructive power of a profoundly original thinker.

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  • Modern reconstructive surgery and medical treatments can be effective in making some disfigurements much less noticeable but a disfigurement can rarely be removed completely.

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  • Peter Brennan's main clinical interests are head and neck malignancy, reconstructive free flap surgery and neck lumps.

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  • The course is clinically orientated, with many workshops to allow delegates to practice key reconstructive methods.

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  • Thanks to reconstructive surgery carried out by Mr Cheng, she is already back singing with the Phoenix Singers.

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  • If the processes of disintegration and of reconstruction which characterize life balance one another, the size of the mass of living matter remains stationary, while, if the reconstructive process is the more rapid, the living body grows.

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  • In September 2006, she underwent reconstructive surgery to correct the problems from the first surgery and endured a painful recovery.

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  • Around Christmas 2006, the rocker underwent reconstructive surgery in Paris, France to fix the problems left from an earlier surgery.

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  • After reconstructive breast surgery, she is happily cancer free.

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  • Nassif, a Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon and Rhinoplasty Specialist in Beverly Hills, California, believes she could have had Botox.

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  • Treatment may then include reconstructive surgery followed by hormone therapy.

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  • Since the mid-1950s, doctors have typically assigned a sex to an intersex infant based on how easy reconstructive surgery would be.

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  • Cleft lip often requires only one reconstructive surgery, especially if the cleft is unilateral.

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  • Most children born with either or both of these conditions undergo reconstructive surgery while they are still infants to correct the defect and significantly improve facial appearance.

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  • If the upper portion of the esophagus is short and a long gap exists between upper and lower portions, reconstructive surgery cannot be performed, and the infant must receive nutrition in some way to allow several months of growth.

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  • If you don't already have a dentist, the San Francisco Dental Society provides a listing of member dentists who specialize in prosthodontics, the specialty of implant, aesthetic and reconstructive dentistry.

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  • Some women choose to have reconstructive surgery to restore the breast area with an implant.

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  • The result was an orthopedic injury that resulted in reconstructive surgery, physical therapy and intense pain.

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